Berlin, Apr. 26.
The world chess champion, Dr. Alekhine, had the better of the German champion, Dr. Bogoljubov, all the way in their ninth match for the world title, in Phorzheim yesterday, Bogoljubov being. forced. to. five Up the contest when the 41st move left him with hopeless end play dominated by Alekhine's castle.
The world master's irregular opening with a queen's bishop's pawn. put the challenger in trouble from the first. To complete the first eighteen moves, the German master required 2 hr. 10 minutes, and Alekhine only 35 min. which left Bogoljubov at a fatal disadvanta having to complete the next 22 moves in only 20 minutes, London, Apr. 25.
The City and Suburban, which was run to-day at Epsom over 1% miles, resulted as follows:
Light Sussex The betting was: 100-7, 9-1, 100+ Fourteen ran. Light Sussex won by two lengths, three lengths separating second from third—Reuter,
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